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Student-centred
Because everyone learns in their own way and at their own pace.
Meaningful
Because we teach how to think, not what to think.
Peer-led
Because everyone one can be a learner and a teacher.
what we offer
Playful Learning
At All Teach Maths we play with objects and ideas to understand maths deeply.
All our young people learn to playfully teach each other maths one to one.
Learning is self-directed using our incredible maths map and the young people have an equal vote in our bi-annual maths club meetings, where all aspects of how we play and learn are agreed and decided.
3 Ways to join us
Join our Monday Teach-to-Learn Maths club, where all the teaching is one-to-one, and all our young people have the opportunity not only to learn from experts, but to become experts themselves by teaching one another
One to one maths tuition, online or in person, using our unique philosophy always with the same expert teacher
Teach-to-Learn in our Monday group as a sixth form (or adult) volunteer
Our learners checklist
☑ Play with objects & ideas to understand maths deeply.
☑ Direct your own learning using our incredible maths map.
☑ Teach maths playfully to your maths club friends.
☑ Have an equal say (& vote) about how we play & learn maths (in bi-annual club meetings).
☑ Build a playful learning friendship with the same teachers & peers over several years.
All our tutors have:
- learned, worked or volunteered in person with Toby and Jen D.S (we know them & their maths philosophy)
- a full enhanced DBS Certificate (checked annually)
- level 2 child protection and safeguarding training (checked bi-annually)
- maths relevant qualifications (and we've checked them)
- dull tutoring insurance (yes, we've checked)
- done our All Teach Maths bespoke Non-Judgemental Communication Course
- learnt about one area where they hold power in terms of equity, diversity and inclusion (minimum one book or one agreed course per year for 7 years)
Young Tutors
- Zack Cepiel, age 16
- Joel Cepiel, age 14
Adult Tutors
- Jen Dorney-Savage
- Alice Druitt
- Toby Golds
- Jen Pawsey
⅓ goes to charity
33% of our income is donated to charities chosen by our student community, over £36,000 since 2013.
2024-2025: £6,058
2023-2024: £5,374
2022-2023: £5,516
2021-2022: £3,909
2020-2021: £4,700
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